The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-16
N TOWN AND OUT.

-. - be closed out at Eliels. 81
- Il, Savage has just received car
Il fine carriages OF all kinds. !
=, fine ba,ouche ph;cton top buggy,
,,,;pg wagon, go to Geo. II. Savage. t
n. y. c. T. T., OF Dillon, will meet at
=. Church on Tuesday, Sept. Goth, at 3
lock pm.
|, bec,me necessary to cut short the cor
,ondence this week, on account Of a
IS Of other matter.
.,a Blanks Of all kinds, and Copp's
It,.rs Guide, and Mining Code always
j on hand At this Office. !
hi. foundation for Eastman's building
eompleted, the iron front for the same
arrived and bricklaying will soon COM
nce.
0, the eighth page will be found an ad.
rtement Of the only tirst'class brewery
Southern Montana. Trimborn makes a
Eialty Of bottled beer.
,,,essor Lon Pickett is rapidly rounding
the rich and poor OF this county, and
reports that notwithstanding the heavy
MS Of stock the assessment Of the coun.
will make coed showing.
School opened with 1s3 pupils, distribu.
/ 4, follows: High School, L. J. Knapp,
Grammar, Miss Williamson, 81; In
mediate, Miss Carter, IS; Second Pri.
ary, Mrs. Tavlor, 43; First Primary, Miss
bwnsend, 81; total, 1888.
The ministerial hunting party returned
town Wednesday afternoon after having
ens nine days in roughing it in tho
acktail canyon. They had excellent
cI in bagging small game and fish, br'
lied to bring in any elk or bear.
The Lamont geyser party pulled in
uesday evening. They had a delightful
me but they experienced some rathe,
ush weather. All came home in good
ea|th and spirits and vote the scenery o.
e Park the grandest on the continent.
Will Fallon has returned to Dillon, after
absence OF six years, and is astonished tc
ssueh fine little city in place Of the rag
Fdterminus town he then knew. He say.
remembers many Of the people but cam
ute get his bearings as regards the city.
John and Willie, eldest sons of DR.. ]. w
Toward, Of this city, are expected to arriv.
dillon soon, where they will reside in tht
'u's' Both are very fine musicians, the
nsr being a pianist and the latter q
'0''''ss' and have only recently completed
course Of musical instruction in Boston.
'oe Pacific Express Office has been re
pso from the L. & n. depot to th'
'''a'ng formerly used as an Office for tn,
e""'"s'er, and the express and stage bus
"'" Is now in charge of VIII Fal)on, wh.
'''e hrst stage agent employed at thi
''oA after the arrival of the railroad
'oaomaster's office is in the other en-,
P'ths building.
.''uo'e commenced Monday mornin,
nr t,' large attendance of pupils at tn
~: NV" public school,. The first dav tn
%'''' was, in Latin, non-come.at.a.bu bus
=" was remedied by the selection of NJ,
"A Cowan as janitor, and now every
T.: s running smoothly with small
=. = army Of youngsters attending the dill
Ss'' departments.
a''s Clerk McGough issued the frs
=, license under the new law on tn
l., ls'' 10 Lemuel Kline and Mrs. Ma,
.s;',a1 .;,os'es0!y' Thus it would appear tina
sa,n,, so' p away with all the girls in tn
:, ra, lhe application for the licens
tie 1,r, al the ties of consanguinitv o
s1s,s o' the applicants, which bothere
ID. SISsSt SIs., reporter to keep track of viii,
..ns ' so'smnly and conscientiouslv rea